Editorial

The Interim government of Bangladesh, under the leadership of Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, has repeatedly committed to its people and the international community that the national election will be held in February 2026. This commitment is ambitious, and it is also the mandate necessary for a country beginning to return to democratic normalcy after years … Read more

Durga Puja, a magnificent autumn celebration, enchants Bengalis worldwide. From the sparkling streets of Kolkata to community halls in New York, London, and Tokyo, its spirit transcends geographical boundaries, embodying the powerful victory of light over darkness and hope over despair. More than just rituals, Durga Puja unfolds as a vibrant canvas of creativity. Artists … Read more

In August 2025, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh, besieged by massive protests from university students, resigned and fled to India. Opponents of the government’s employment quota system sparked a nationwide call to reform the practice, which led to the nation’s “second independence.” The term “second independence” indicates that the population sees the ouster of Hasina’s regime as … Read more

Samira Khan Mahi has made a place in the hearts of the audience in a short time. However, she does not measure herself by the criteria of popularity. Rather, she wants to improve acting skills by correcting her mistakes and flaws. She talked to Cinebuzz times about career and various personal issues. The plan this … Read more

Given the alarming rise in crime rates in Dhaka over the past few weeks and months, we must prioritize maintaining law and order in our capital city. The increasing frequency of muggings, robberies, and hijackings affecting both urban hotspots and suburban neighborhoods calls for immediate and decisive action. This escalating situation poses significant challenges for … Read more

While many perceive change as a positive development, it can also trigger emotions of insecurity, fear, and anxiety. In contemporary Bangladesh, the general political and social scene has led many to view change not as a pathway to liberation or progress but as a form of control. Silencing dissenting voices diminishes dialogue, fear undermines freedom, … Read more

I want to begin my address by expressing gratitude to the student movement and the broader public. The expression “enough is enough” and the collective actions taken by students resulted in the prime minister assuming the nation’s leadership within a relatively short timeframe. This marked a significant and positive progression for Bangladesh and the promotion … Read more